ई फाइल एगो सझियाई के भंडारघर से बा आ अउरी प्रोजेक्ट भी एकर इस्तेमाल कर सकत बाड़ें।
एकर विवरण फाइल विवरण पन्ना नीचे देखावल गइल बा।
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बिबरण19190501-lenin speech red square.jpg
English: Lenin (1870-1924) making a speech in the Red Square at the unveiling of a temporary monument to Stepan Razin. Altered version. In this case there is only a cosmetical manipulation by the removal of a lantern.
This image is within the public domain in both the Russian Federation and the United States because its author, Grigori Goldstein, died in 1941, over 70 years ago.
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